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54. South McAlester Capital, August 21, 1902: "Election News Item of D.H. Johnston, P.S. Mosely and W.L. Byrd" about an election dispute between Mosely and Byrd.
55. Coalgate Courier, August 28, 1902: "Editorial on D.H. Johnston" and the possible use of troops in the settlement of the governorship election contest.
56. Oklahoma Historical Society #12982, September 1, 1902: "Special Message of D.H. Johnston" to a joint session of the Chickasaw legislature before his retirement from the office of governor.
57. South McAlester Capital, September 4, 1902: "Editorial on D.H. Johnston" and his successor, Mosely.
58. Chickasaw Enterprise, September 4, 1902: "Special Election called by D.H. Johnston" in Pontotoc County.
59. South McAlester Capital, September 11, 1902: "Statement Signed by D.H. Johnston" on intermarried Chickasaw citizens.
60. Purcell Register, October 24, 1902: "Editorial on Land Valuation by D.H. Johnston, P.S. Mosely and Attorney McMurray".
61. South McAlester Capital, September 18, 1902: " Editorial on Message of D.H. Johnston" and his visit to McAlester.
62. South McAlester Capital, April 2, 1903: "Editorial on D.H. Johnston" and his visit to McAlester.
63. Indian Citizen, April 2, 1903: "Editorial on D.H. Johnston" Regarding a proposal for a new treaty for the sake of children born since the last ratification.
64. Holdenville Times, April 18, 1903: "Editorial on D.H. Johnston and P.S. Mosely" and the Dawes Commission.
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1. Wynnewood New Era, May 28, 1903: "A Reply by D.H. Johnston". Regarding the filing and drawing per capita payments by intermarried citizens.
2. Purcell Register, May 29, 1903: "Letter to D.H. Johnston" from Mansfield, McMurray and Cornish. Regarding intermarried citizens.